Worst play

Baltimore Sun photo by Kenneth K. Lam

The strip of Joe Flacco by Pittsburgh's Troy Polamalu. With the Ravens not picking up the blitz on the left side (whether it was Michael Oher's missing a block on the Steelers safety or Flacco's holding onto the ball too long), this fourth-quarter turnover cost the Ravens a victory against their biggest rival, first place in the AFC North and control over a first-round bye in the playoffs. No play changed the Ravens' Super Bowl fortune more than this one.

The strip of Joe Flacco by Pittsburgh's Troy Polamalu. With the Ravens not picking up the blitz on the left side (whether it was Michael Oher's missing a block on the Steelers safety or Flacco's holding onto the ball too long), this fourth-quarter turnover cost the Ravens a victory against their biggest rival, first place in the AFC North and control over a first-round bye in the playoffs. No play changed the Ravens' Super Bowl fortune more than this one. (Baltimore Sun photo by Kenneth K. Lam)

The strip of Joe Flacco by Pittsburgh's Troy Polamalu. With the Ravens not picking up the blitz on the left side (whether it was Michael Oher's missing a block on the Steelers safety or Flacco's holding onto the ball too long), this fourth-quarter turnover cost the Ravens a victory against their biggest rival, first place in the AFC North and control over a first-round bye in the playoffs. No play changed the Ravens' Super Bowl fortune more than this one.